Nationwide returns map party shifts in 1892 elections
Early returns show Louisiana and several western and midwestern states with solid party losses and gains. Democrats lead or dominate Louisiana Massachusetts Michigan Nebraska North Dakota South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming with Republicans taking multiple seats and controlling legislatures, while Arizona and New Mexico send delegates to Congress amid fusion ticket effects and shifting senatorial prospects.
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New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Mitlinelsa
Golverion
California
Colorado
Dolnswore
Tdaho
Kansas
Massachusetts
Midiap
Bipnesota
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Pennyivania
Bent Carolina
Sooth Dakota
Tennesser
Texas
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Maine
Vermont
Oregon
House
Senate
Othver
Alabama
Teras
Washington
West Virginia
Midino
Montana
North Carolina
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United States
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Jackson
Walter J. Hayes
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Congress
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Blonosota
Assembly
Minnesota
Rove Harrison
Nelson
Prasant
Antira
Wrrasias
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Regovat
Democratic Peoples Fusion
Kintor
Wallace Papatist
Miule Jon
Ioctm
Cleveland
Peter Turney Dem
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Rigoth
Benito
Texar Taxas
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Abctu
William A. Hicbards
Lagislaure
Arizona
Dulegate
New Mexico
Republican Congressional Committee Telegram Report
The Republican committee chairman J B Babsock says on election night 09 that returns show wide leads. He claims 24 districts in New York, three in West Virginia, three in Connecticut, three in Kentucky, with victories over Johnson in Ohio and Wilson in West Virginia, predicting a large majority in the next House.
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Wisconsin
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Trepublican
Congressional Committee
Apsley
Boston
Congress
New York
West Virginia
Connecticut
Kentucky
Johnson
Ohio
Wilson
Proclamation of Death of Emperor Alexander II in Russia
The text reports Emperor Nicholas II of Russia issuing a proclamation at St Petersburg announcing the death of his father Emperor Alexander II. It describes vows of unity, loyalty, and devotion to Holy Russia, and mentions the oath of allegiance and blessing by Prince George, with Princess Alix and the public announcement during a ceremonial herald procession. Messages of condolence to the U.S. President accompany the dispatch, noting a personal notification rather than the usual channel.
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St. Petersburg
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Alix Rooalyat
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Empire
Newly Gleanings and Curiosities From Various Regions
A chaotic overview notes diverse items: a resigned Spanish tax ministry, a 612 million deficit. Lamar’s remains interred at Oxford Mississippi. Boston bond sales at 113.55 per 100. Cripple Creek mines output 700 000 gold monthly. New York Fork Commission appropriation 1 347. Navajo uprisings linked to Mormon land hunger. a bone stone galandis mineral found in Hardie County Texas. European beet sugar crop estimate 4 675 000 tons vs 2 890 000 last year. baggage thefts in Italian trains rising. West Virginia oil operation 2 000 well sites and 10 000 000 barrels worth 3 000 000. Atlantia Ackaisto landing ban as offense. Narwhal arctic whaling voyage notes sixty nine whales. a Michigan couple celebrates their sixty fifth wedding anniversary. rail extensions south of the Ohio to health resorts at two cents a mile from Nov 1 to May 10. southern pig iron production approaching past national totals. South Carolina Dispensary law clashes with U S authority deemed inoperative by Attorney General Olney.
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Trarr
Into Justice
L. Q. G. Lamar
Oxford
Miss
Boston
Cripple Creek
Col
Tne
New York City Fork Commission
Arizona
Hardie County
Tews
Bratiphosax
Grawaxy
Atlantia
Ackaisto Perzona
Ope
Narwhal
Francisco
Arctic
Litclefield
Mich
Love
South Carolina
United States
Olooy
Slaughter of Deer in Adirondacks Reaches Record High
Deer slaughter in the New York Adirondacks this year exceeds previous records. The current game law allows hunting from August 16 to September 1 with a limit of one deer per hunter, a rate officials say fails to protect deer. If this season’s pace continues, the deer could be extinct within two years. The Albany Fish and Game Commission notes officials may seek a shorter season or a revised limit for next year.
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New York Adirondacks
Department of Fished Game Commission
Albany
Daily Word
Chicago
James Pyle
New York
Postal revenues and costs in annual post office report
The annual report to the Postmaster General by Third Assistant Craigo shows total postal revenue for the year ended June 30 at 470,039,479 and total expenditure at 84,525,414, an excess of receipts over expenditures of 84,243,035. It notes savings from stamped paper contracts with outlines: postage stamps 275,000, stamped envelopes 906,000, postal cards 202,000, total savings 31,443,000.
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Craigo
Stanpad
Sailed by Children The Daring Voyage of Captain Vetting
Captain Frederick Vetting arrives at Agana on Guakan island aboard a two ton schooner after a voyage from San Francisco. He sails with his wife and seven children ages fourteen and younger helping steer by day while parents took night watches. The schooner measures forty six feet long with twelve feet beam.
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Vetting
Frederick Vetting
Agana
Guakna
San Francisco
Cal
Heete
Buus
Yvolling
Death of Mrs Lydia Caldsrell Stong Mulock in Middletown
Lydia Caldwell Malet Mulock, aged 102 years and several months, died in Middletown New York. A line of descendants is noted as prominent in New York State and the West. Mulock possessed a remarkable memory for names faces and scriptures and had returned most of her filial favors. In September she celebrated her hundredth birthday.
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Lydia Caldsrell Stong Mulock
Middletown, N.Y
Mra
Lydia Caldwell Kinz Malet Hag
Middletown
Hue Ieayssanagy
Song
New York State
Elra
Mutock
The White Czar Drad Died Peacefully at 2:15 PM
A sketch of Alexander MIL, Czar of Russia, dies naturally after a long struggle. Surrounded by family in Livadlo palace, the czar remained conscious to the end with the czarinn beside him and the court in mourning.
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Russias
Peter the Great
Alexander Mil
Ruca
Livadlo
Primitive report on a youth labeled as an idiot
The passage describes Nicholas Alexandroritah born 1889 labeled as an idiot with slow development and few mental gifts. A specialist was called who deemed him severely impaired, with references to a violent incident involving a blow to the knee. The text discusses Cyare-Witch and Genkewitch traits and depicts a troubling, archaic view of disability.
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Nicholas Alexandroritah
Utah Governor reports population rise and statehood gains
Caleb WW West submits annual Utah report noting population reaches 252,834 in 1994 and praising anticipated land allotments and settlement openings in Uintah and Ute reservations. He urges laws to return escheated property valued at 795,000 to the LDS Church and touts hoped rapid social and political gains with statehood.
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Caleb WW. West
Utah
Secretary of the Interior
Uintah and
Uocompaghie
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Toder
Disastrous floods hit northern France causing widespread destruction
Heavy rains flooded Pas-de-Calais and nearby departments with thousands of acres underwater. Lille Tourcoing and Armentiers see water three feet high while Ronbaix and other towns suspend factories. About 100000 workers idled as rails submerged and cattle killed in Bleuse valley amid accidents across flooded districts.
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Tourcoing
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